Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09


Butter-Firm and in fair inquiry; western
l2a2ltc. Cheese-Stronger and in good
demand; western &c. COpper-Quiet;
lake lO5alOsc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August ) A lack of new or
decided features influenced prices on
Change and made the session thoroughly
uneNcitlng. Corn entertained the largest
crowd OF operators, but there was not the
volume oil trading that was seen last week,
and general trade was is timid about get
ting short on corn rs about getting long on
wheat The situation in wheat continues
4 peculiar one. The visible supply figures
showed IN increase OF only 55s, 900 bush
ell, when many looked for 1000, 900
bushels Increase The amount in store in /
Chicago showed reduction Of 100, 900 F.
bushels. PEces closed Tor tue first week /.
al the month al point where buying
might he expected. With all these facts /
to consider, September wheat opened us it /
closed Saturday, at G9c 1t then advanced |
and closed about ,a5c higher than Sltur- |
day. Oats IN good demand and prices a
shade higher. Ia provisions a moderate /
speculative business was done. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No |
, spring 81 e.; No. red ~, e.; August 81! |
a6lsc, closing at 673c; September 6Ssa |
G94c, closing at 69,c, October 7O.a7llc, |
closing ut 7llC; December 735a744c, clos |
ing at 1l,c. COn-Cash No. ,. 4O!c; |
August lUalO,c, closing 1T iOic; September |
iOsailsAc, closing at Ilc; October II IA |
42lc, closing at Ilsc; May i4.a4j!c, |
closing at i5,c Oats--Cash No > 24lc; |
August 2iia2i!c, closing at 2l.c; Septem-
Der 25ya25ic, closing ut 25ic; October |
26ga26ic, closing at 2Gsc. Rye-Cash |
No2 abe. RIrley-No. 66aG6c. Flax ,
Seeu-No. 81 o.. Timothy Seed
Prime - 20. Mess Pork-Cash $l5 90;
October SIG 80; year Sl2 -; January
Sl2 61!al2 -, closing at Sl2 Ga Lard |
Cash S. %; August S. 5O16 81, closing !
at 81 52l; September s. 57taG 624, closing
at ST SO; October So G74aG 72i, closing !
at s. o.! January Sc 72!aG ~, closing
at S. ~! Bulk Mcats-ShOrtribs - %; |
shoulders IS 7Oa5 50; short clear - 3Oa |
: IS. Whlsky-At 81 10. Sugars-Cut |
loaf G,aGsc; granulated Gic; standard \
5sc. Buttcr-Yery firm; creamery 2la
27lc; dairy l5a22c. Eggs-Dull at lila
l2c.
cincinnati.
CINCINNATI Augustus. Cotton Quiet
middling lO!c. Flour-Quiet; family |
s. ODa3 -, fancy s. 5Ua3 ~. Wheat
Firm; No. , PC; receipts 1000 bushels; |
shipments 2.5OO bushels Corn-Active
and higher; 40. > mixed i34alic. Oats
Stronger; No > mixed 27ta27!c Rye
Ia good demand; No. , lie. POrk-Qniet |
at SD 90. Lard-ln light demand at
- 30. Bulk Mea;s-Quiet; short ribs "a
lUic. Bacon Steady; short ribs ~ ~; !
short clear - 37l Whisky-Quiet; sales
gg1 barrels Of finished goods on basis OF
81 o. Butter Light demand; fancy cream |
cry SOC; extra 2Ta2-c; choice dairy pc. !
iinscei Oil-Dull at I3ai6c. Sugar
quiet and firm; hard refined G,aGic; yell
low 43aidc. Eggs Dull at sc. Cheese
Scarce and firm; steam, full cream, l0a
lie
phnndrlphu,.
PHILADELPHIA, August : - Flour -
quiet and weak. OHIO and 81. Louis and |
Sothru M 81 sal 10; Minnesota bakers
- 7oal 40, do patents 81 oOai -. Wheat |
-Dull: No. rcd Angus, II ia1~c; Septem- /
her - ,u7g.r, October ~uia-O5c; November |
-l5u-2r Coru-Firm with good demand; |
No. high mixed 52c; futures dull and
nominal. Olts-Spot steady; demand |
moderate; new 40. > mixed %la32c; do No. .
/ mixed 3lr.uew No > white on track 35c; |
futures quiet but steady; No. , white Au- |
gust &iu% llr September &Ia3i3c; October |
%llu%5c; November %5ii5!c. Provisions /
Good inhhiug demand; firm. Poyk-MeSs |
slG OualG 81; do prime mcss, new, SO %. |
do family $40 5yal1 ~. Iams-Smoked |
l2laIiy lm1-Sl,aiy; IcliGed - p, |
steam j. OtuT IL. Buttar-Eirm; high |
GRADES wanted; creamery extra 25r; lirsis |
..2l2lc.. Egg.-Trmcr GA scarcity; iirsts
Ill1I5c. Cheese Firm and in tair de
maud at -.a9tc.
Toledo
Toi.,:r,,,, o., August = Wheat Steady,
cash and August 52Ir, September 1i,c;
Oc:ohcr I5tc; December nc. Corn
Dali hui steady; cash tie; September i5yc,
Ous-QGlrj; cash 21.y; September nc.
Glover Se,d-Steadv, October : 60; De f.
cemher 81 -.
British train Trade.
LuNDuN, August s.-Thc Mark LpHc |
Erprr,,. i'm It's weekly review of the British |
grain trade. says: Throughout the south !
Of England wheat has been Teaped and
farmers are busy threShlng 4 large num-
her of new sample, are being offered at
London 81 rapidly has the season ad-
yanc,d that quotations for new wheat are |
three weeks earlier than usual. Old wheat |
declined L. I'd to =. within the fortnight. |
Trade has no prospect OF escaping ruinouSIy /.
low prices. Stlrs Of English wheat the
past week, 1859 quarters, al BIS
lid, against II, l15 quarters
at SIS. Sd, the corresponding !
week last year. Trade in foreign stagnant. |
With the collapse Of tine California corner
values fell los. at Liverpool. The decline
was Irregular and prices not quotahlc.
Prices of corn maintained. Barley neglect.
I'd. Oats in large supply, and values have
a downward tendency There were II ar
arrivals Of wheat cargOes, 3 withdrawn, IL
remain. At to-day's market there was 4
better inquiry for new English wheas.
Old English whcats stand .. lower on the |
fortnight; foreign Is. ia. lower. Flour to-
day was 3D. cheaper. Grinding barley, |
oats and ln-ecd each 81. lower.
1--we G'YgO&.